Ukrainian President Zelenskyy: In The Past Day, Sanctions Were Imposed On 16 Targets Within Russia. Specifically, Long-range Strikes Were Carried Out On Oil Facilities—the “oil Wallets” Through Which Russia Funds Its War Effort—as Well As Attacks On Airports, A Missile Unit, And Infrastructure Continuously Used For Attacks Against Ukraine. Additionally, A Military-industrial Enterprise And Russian Logistics Facilities Were Also Targeted

Israel Defense Forces: Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Chief Of The General Staff Of The Israeli Army, Met With U.S. Air Force Commander General Kenneth Wilsbach And Air Force Commander Major General Omer Tishler Last Sunday. They Discussed Regional Situation Assessments, Lessons Learned From Joint Operations, And Areas For Future Cooperation

According To Interfax News Agency: Russia And Ukraine Each Exchanged 10 Prisoners Of War

Market News: Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Takehiro Funakoshi Will Visit The United States From August 27 To 29

Iranian Speaker Of Parliament: Iran And Iraq Play A Key Role In Establishing Regional Order

The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7205 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On August 26, Up 24 Points From The Previous Trading Day

Citi: Gold's Breakout Is Primarily Driven By Speculative Capital, With The Global Central Bank Symposium Emerging As A Key Risk Point

Sri Lankan President: Willing To Continuously Deepen Exchanges And Cooperation With China Across Various Fields

International Criminal Court President Akane: It Is Expected That The Japanese Government Will Provide Support To Limit The Negative Impact Of US Sanctions

International Criminal Court President Akane: I Have No Reason To Be Sanctioned

The The Bank Of Thailand: The Recent Strengthening Of The Thai Baht Is Driven By Gold Purchases

According To Interfax News Agency: The Russian Foreign Ministry Summoned The Romanian Chargé D'affaires In Russia

The The Bank Of Thailand: The Thai Baht's Exchange Rate Is In Line With Other Regional Currencies

London Metal Exchange (LME): Copper Inventories Decreased By 1,250 Tons, Zinc Inventories Increased By 2,275 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 54 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 35 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Remained Unchanged, And Lead Inventories Decreased By 1,600 Tons

U.S. Ambassador To Lebanon: There Has Been Progress In The Pilot Areas, But It Will Take Time To Implement The Plans On Paper

Sources Stated That Saudi Aramco Is Offering September-loading Arab Medium And Heavy Crude Oil To Asian Refiners